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The SPOTDIR card is used in conjunction with SPOTBEAM, SPOTPOS, SPOTTIME, and SPOTTRAN to define multiple beam spots. A new primary is created randomly in any of the listed beam spots according to their respective weight or in sequential order (see SPECSOUR). Warning : These five cards are activated by indicatingSDUM= BEAMSPOT in the SPECSOUR card. Barring this, the spot cards will be discarded. See also SPOTBEAM, SPOTPOS, SPOTTIME, SPOTTRANWHAT(1)= x-cosine of the beam spotDefault: see belowWHAT(2)= y-cosine of the beam spotDefault: see belowWHAT(3)= z-cosine of the beam spotDefault: see belowWHAT(4)= x-cosine of the beam "x-axis"Default: see belowWHAT(5)= y-cosine of the beam "x-axis"Default: see belowWHAT(6)= z-cosine of the beam "x-axis"Default: see belowSDUM: Beam spot number (free format)Default: n, the number of the last defined spotNotes:1) IfWHAT(1)=WHAT(2)=WHAT(3)= 0, the beam direction as defined by {BEAMPOS} is used. 2) IfWHAT(4)=WHAT(5)=WHAT(6)= 0, the beam x-axis direct- ion as defined by BEAMPOS/BEAMAXES is used, if the beam x-axis is indeed defined, the beam z-axis is the beam direction and the y-axis is computed accordingly 3) If no SPOTDIR card is issued for an otherwise (via SPOTBEAM) defined beam spot, the spot direction and axes are taken from the BEAMPOS and BEAMAXES cards, assuming the beam along the z-axis of the beam reference frame